Article | REF: SL6410 V1

Nanomaterials and human risks at the workstation

Authors: Barbara GOUGET, Marie CARRIÈRE

Publication date: December 10, 2007

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4. Detection and measurement

In order to assess inhalation exposure, a representative fraction of the aerosol is sampled in accordance with standard NF EN 481 (see Sampling [P 220] ). Sampling is followed by quantification and characterization of the particles that make up the aerosol, which is made difficult by the great variability in size, concentration, chemical composition, shape and state of charge of the particles contained in the aerosol.

4.1 Characterization of nanomaterials

A wide range of physical and physico-chemical techniques can be used to characterize nanomaterials. Morphological characterizations can be carried out by scanning electron microscopy (see

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